What if I previously filed for an anti-harassment order against the respondent?

You may not obtain a temporary order for Anti-harassment if you have already had two temporary orders against the respondent and not obtained the one-year order unless you can show the Court good cause for failing to get the one-year order. If you need to renew your one-year order, you may reapply by filing a new petition within three months of the expiration of your order.

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1. What is "unlawful harassment"?
2. What is a "Course of Conduct"?
3. How does the court determine if the acts are "legitimate or lawful"?
4. What is an order for anti-harassment?
5. Do I need a lawyer to get an order for anti-harassment?
6. How do I obtain an order for anti-harassment?
7. May I obtain emergency protection?
8. How much will it cost?
9. What if I previously filed for an anti-harassment order against the respondent?
10. What if I previously filed for an anti-harassment order against the respondent?
11. What if the person harassing me is a minor?
12. What happens if the order is violated?
13. What if I am the victim of domestic violence?